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Partisan Points.

PARIS, October 26.- The bHdget com
mittee, to-day, rejected the appropria-
ton asked for the embassy to the
Vatican. n. Casimir Perier, chairman
of the committee, thereupon resil ned.
A rupture is reporte between The
Bonapartists and other groups of the
right.
at meeting IF the Radicals it was
decided TO insist on discussion of the
budget before any intervention be
made.
A hurricane on the Baltic has driven
many ships ashore between Rugen aud
Memel and damaged tie coast fortifica-
tiOns.
PARIS, October 26.-The Opera Com
pany celebrated tie Centenary of the
production OF Don Giovanni with q
special performance this evening The
Emperor of Brazil occupied President
Grevy's box
The Dig Neuye Neuvieme Steele has
been fined $40 i-sncs for divulging the
evidence taken in the inquiry into the
burning of the Opera ComIque.
Eve EngIishmen have been arrested
here charged with forging securities OF
the Southwestern Railroad Company
of Kansas
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RESTLESS REDSKINS.
Armed eros Ventre Indians
on the Crow Reservation.
WILL APPOINT A RECEIVER
Cutting Passenger Rates-MOrs Pay
and More Help-Russia Ready
-IiscelIaneo Gus,
Restless Reds,

WASHINGTON, October 26.-The Secre-
tary of the Interior, to-day, received
the following telegram from Indian In
specior Armstrong, at the Grow agency
In Montana: Twenty Gros-Ventre
Indians, well armed. are on this reser-
vation, en- route across it to the Sho-
shone agency. 1 have requested the
military to stop them and hold them al
the post till you can be heard from.
They should not be allowed to go fur
Their at this time, but should be re-
turned to their agency. Instruct the
agent not to permit any Indians to visit
here until matters are settled"
This telegram was transmitted to the
War Department, with the request that
the military authorities be instructed to
retQrn the twenty Gros-Ventres to the
agency to which they belong.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs
has been instructed to notify the agents
IN Montana and adjoining Territories to
use every effort to keep their Indians
on their reservations, and not to per
nit any of them to visit the Grow Re-
sArVatiOn
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PERSONAL.

L. M. OLSEN is up from Price.
HIS. AsCHEIM is IN from the Park.
J.S. PAGE, of Payson, is in Salt Lake.
JOHN RYDER. of Kanab, was in town
yesterday.
e. L.. HoLBRooK, of Los Angeles, is at
the Continental.
HON LoRIN FARE was driving around
the city yesterday.
s. s. JOINS, OF Provo, came up to the
city on Weonesday.
MRS. e. SENIoR, of Payson, was in
Salt Lake yesterday.
n. II. GRoKsBECK. of SpringVille, was
ia Salt Lake yesterday.
WILLIAM BROMLEY, of American Fork,
was in the city on Wednesday.
GE)RGE HALEs has gone to Richfield
to start and run the s vler AdvOcate.
Success Southern UtOnian.
MRS. JAMES II. CRocKwELL starts for
San Francisco to-day to spend the
winter, her husband will join her at
Reno, New.
A. W. MCCUNE and family are in
town from Butte, and will soon take up
their residence in the house recently
purchased from Joseph a. Jennings.
De. S. B. YOUNG has been travelling in
Malad Valley recently and returned
home oHTuesday evening, He reports
everything quiet but steady in that
section
CHARLES W. SrAYNER, who has been
in the east for about FIVE months, re-
turned home Tuesday evening. Mr..
Stayner while east was admitted to the
b IT of the United States Supreme Court.
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he Last Game Won by the BROWNE,

ST.. LOUIS, October %. The conclud-
irg game of the worlds championship
series was played hero to-day. The
weather was cold and the PLAYERS were
ready to quit at the conclusion Of the
sixth inning. The st Louis men did
the cleanest and hardest hitting tha
they yet have done, and won the game
with ease, although there was clearly
no intentional let down in the work of
the Detrolts. Both sides we're guilty OF
errors, but the most of them were on
difficult plays, the batting being sharp.
Scorc: Detrolts 2. st Louis 9.
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Torn and RIven

MACON, Ca, October 26.-Thirty
thousand veterans from all parts of the
south assembled here to day and were
reviewed by Davis. 1t was arranged
hat he should not speak, owing to his
feeble condition, but at the sight of a
tattered Confederate flag in the pro-
cession he arose and said that he was
like that flag, in that he was torn and
riven by storms and trials. He loved
it as a memento of what had been done
by fathers and sons. He was glad to
see them again. There were $4,000
visitors at the State fair, where Davis
agsin reviewed the veterans in the
afternoon.
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f. Il. Waskburne's Funeral.

CHICAGO, October 26. The funeral
services of the slate Elihu Wsshburne
tool. place to-day in Unity Church.
The coffin was covered with mass OF
flowers, the most noteworthy being a
cross of ferns mingled with the flag of
Germany, testimonial by the German
consul. The front of the altar was
draped with the colors of the United
States mingled with the flags of Ger
many and France. When the services
began, the church was filled with the
family and friends Of the deceased,
many Americans being present. The
German government was officially
represented by Baron Won Norden-
FIGHT, imperial German consul. Pro-
fessor Swing delivered the funeral ad-
dress.
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Ia Not singular

that consumptives should be the least
apprehensive of their own condition,
while all their friends are urging and
beseeching them to be more careful
about exposure and overriding. 1t may
be well 10 consider one of the most
alarming symptoms of the disease,
where the patient is reckless and will
not believe that he is in danger.
Reader, if you are in this condition, do
not negIel the only means of recovery.
Avoid exposure and fatigue, be regular
in your habits, and use faithfully OF
DIR. Pierce Golden Medical Dis
covery." 1t has saved thousands who
we're steadily falling. b
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Tho American turf

WASHINGTON, October 26.-Westher
cool and rainy; track good.
For 2-year-olds, six furloDgs Ford
ham won, Rita R second, Vance third.
fine, 1.l6Z.
One ana one-eighth miles Richmond
won. Wilfred second, Banner Bearer
third. Time, 81.
For 8 year-olds, mile aud furlong-
Starters, Stuyvessnt and Kings on.
Kingston won. Time, 1861.
Sieven-eighths of a mile-Eolian won
HsnOyer second, Mamie Hunt third.
Time, 1.283.
Mile-KuIght of E'lerslie won. Brait
second, Valiant third. Time, 1.44h..
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ASS. Press Directors.

DErgol4, Mich, October %. Follow
ing are the directors elected by the
Western Associated Press. at its meet
ing held in this city. to- day: Richard
Smith, w. N. Holdeman, D. NJ Houser,
w. D. Hickman, w. K Sullivan, II 81.
Byram. and M. II. De Young. This
board elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: President, James
Phelan; secretary, II. E. Baker;
general manager, William Henry
Smith; executive committee. Richard
Smith, w. n. Holden an and ". K.
Sullivan
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Scottish Rite omcers

NEW YORK, October 26.-The Supreme
Council of the Sovereign Grand Inspec-
tor General of the Thirty third Degree,
Scottish Rite of Freemasonry for the
United States, have been in session ia
this city for two days. The following
officers were elected: Judge John ].
German, of New York, sovereign grand
commander; William A. Hershiser, OF
Columbia, lieutenant-grand com.
mander; Granville A. Frambies, of
OHIO, grand minister of State; Robert
E. Roberts. grand treasurer-general;
Robert B. FoIger, M D., of Brooklyn,
grand corresponding secretary-general;
John G. Barker, grand secretary gen
eral; John Boyd, grand keeper of the
archives; Isaac F. Graham, of Connec
ticut, grand standard bearer; E. ].
Edwards, of Minneapolis, grand captain
of the guard.
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Freight Car Robbipg.

TnCsoE, A. T., October ga system
Of robbing freight cars on the Southern
Pacific Railway has been going on for
SIX months, between Tucson and e
Paso. Detective Len Harris, to-day,
arrested J. Griffith, freight conductor,
and Charles Eddy and J. Burchmel,
freight brakemen. The evidence
pointed strongly TO them. All con-
fessed their guilt. Other parties are i'm
plicated, and more arrests will be made.
A large amount of goods have been
stolen during the last six months and
disposed OF at tucson, Benson. Wilcox,
e. Paso and intermediate points.
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The Episcopal Missionary Council.

PHILADELPHIA, October 26.-In the
Episcopal missionary council, to-day
Mr.. Prince stated that the greater por-
ton of the commission funds had
been expended in Kansas. Nebraska,
Dakota and Minnesota
a resolution, providing that all par
ishes that had not made the contrbu-
tons 20 the fund, be requested to do so
on the second Sunday in November,
was adopt d.
at the afternoon session. addresses
we're delivered on the missionary work
in Japan and China.
The House of Bishops will meet to
morrow morning, the principal bust
ness before them being the nomination
for bishops for the two missionary
Jurisdictions of Nevada, Utah aud
Western Texas, and probably for the
new jurisdiction of Alaska
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SpurseOn.

LONDON, October 26 Mr.. Sturgeon
has Withdrawn from the Baptist Union.
In announcing his decision to with
draw, he said: ITO pursue the union at
the expense of truth is treason to
Je sus. To temper with Els dos'rine is
to become traitors to Him. We have
before US the wrelched spectacle of
professedly orthodox Christians pub
licly avowing u ion with those who
deny the faith, call the fall of man a
fable, and deny the personality of God
and the Holy Ghost"
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More and More Helm

WASHINGTON, October 26.-In his an
nuaI report to the Secretary of War
Surgeon-GeneraI Moore says that the
onerous and frequently dangerous ser
vice performed by the prlvates of the
hospital corps entitle them, in his
opinion, to extra pay, and he recon-
mends that an allowance of 20 GEMS per
day be added TO their pay. He also
recommends that an increase of twenty
assistant surgeons be authorized to
meet the necessities of the service.
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Cutting Passenger Rates.

CHICAGO, October 26.-The st. Paul
Company has fled affidavits with the
chairman of the Western States Pas
ssnger Association, charging the Chi J..
csgo q Northwestern and Burlington &
Rock Island with specific instances IF
cutting passenger rates from San Fran
cisco to Chicago. The cuts vary from
So to SO, and the s.. Paul demands that
an investigation be had and fines ina
posed, according to agreement.
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The Glass Workers Strike

PIrTsBURG, October 26.-It is now
almost settled fact that the pressed
glass workers of the American Flint
Glass Workers Association will go on
strike on November 1st. The manu-
facturers insist that the gathering boys
must pay for the broken ware, but the
workers will not agree to this. If the
matter is not fixed up, 800 men will
be thrown out of work directly, and in
directly about 5000 men will be with
out employment.
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Notice.

The Conference of the Young Mems
Mutual Improvement Associations of
the Salt Lake Stake of Zion will be held
ia the Assembly Hall of this city, com
mencing at 10 am. and pm. on Satur-
day, the % b inst, and in the 1aber-
nacie commencing at 10 am. and pm.
on Sunday, the Both inst, which the
members of these organizations, and
any Others who feel interested in the
work they are engaged in, are invited
to attend, and the officers of the same
especially requested 70 do so.
GEO. G. LAMBERT.
ROYAL B. You've,
Of the Stake SUPPLEMENTARY.
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VIII Appoint = a Receiver

HAMILTON, O., October 26.-Judge
Van Derveer has granted an injunction
restraining the Cincinnati. Hamilton &
Dayton directors from purchasing Ives
claims and will appoint a receiver for
the road.
All the Cincinnati, Hami ton & Day
ton assets were found to be about So
900, 600, and liabilities $1,000 600. 1t
was also found that there is practically
no money on hand to meet the liabilities
snd that the road is insolvent, owing to
bad management.
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eve Point With Pride"

To the Good name at home" won by
Hoods Sarsaparilla. In Lowell, Mass.
where 1t is prepared, there is more of
Hoods Sarsapariila sold than of all
other medicines, and it has given the
best OF satisfaction since its introduc-
ton ten years ago. This could not be
If the medicine did not possess merit.
If you suffer from impure blood, try
Hoods 6arsaparilla and realize its Pc
oUhar curative power.
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Il Society Event,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October 26.-Miss
Camille Berghmann. daughter o: Mrs.
L. Macalaster Laughton. was married
to-day, at TeIresdale, to jose he Ro.
drosn an sttache Of the Spanish legation
4 washington. Miss Rose Cleveland,
sister or The PresIGeDt, assis ted in re-
C. living the guests, and Miss McEiroy
niece of the late President Arthur, was
one of sbe bridesmaids.
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Freieht CIassincatIon.

NEW YORK, October 26.-The freight
classification committee, composed Of
representatives of the trunk lines of the
Central Traffic Association and rail-
roads west of the Mississippi River, met
this afternoon to discuss the question
of uniform freight classification.
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Gould's lnten tions.

New YORK, October 26.-The Tribune
will publish an interview to- morrow,
with Jay Gould, in which he says that
he has engaged passage on the steamer
Umbrio for Saturday. He will probably
pass the winter in the Mediterranean
and visit Egypt. He thinks that stocks
will probably advance when he goes
away, because between the conflicting
opinions IS to his intention the natural
strength of the market is overlooked.
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Russia Ready.

BERLIN, October 26.-The Moscow Ga
sette, referring to the results of the re-
cent maneuvres of the Russian re-
serves, excites renewed distrust. After
declaring the entire success of the
measure, which is similar to mobiliza
ton, the article concludes with the
words: /" Russia, as well as France, can
now say we are ready"
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Chills and Fever Cured.
2I6 SENECA STREET

BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. IA, 1885.
l was a great sufferer for many years
with chils and fever, and tried remedies
of all kinds. but found no relief until
q friend of mine told me to buy a box
OF BRAEDRFTH' 8 PILLS and take them as
directe3. / used two boxes and believe
that / am now cured, as 1 have not
been troubled with them for year. I
cheerfully recommend them TO all who
safer. G. w. MESSENGER.
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A Woman's Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has
been made and that too by lady in this
county. Disease fastened its clutches
upon her and for seven years she with
stood its severest tests, but her vital or
CANS we're undermined and death
seemed imminent. For three months
she coughed necessarily and could not
sleep. She bought of us bottle of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
and was so much relieved on taking first
dose that she slept all night and with
one bottle has been mi;scuiOusly cured.
Her pane is Mrs. Luther Lutz u Thus
write w. @. Hamrick & Co., of Shelby.
N. Q Get free trial bottle at q. @. M.
|. Cos. Drug Store. 2
HILLS HAIR and WHISPER DYE, Black
or Brown. 500. I
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LIME AND BUILDING EOCE,

NJ EsSRs. VARLEY & EVERILL RkY'
VI ing leased the lime Eilns known as the
PascOe Lime Kilns, from the Utah
Lime and Cement Company, are prepared 70
furnish first class Lime and Building Rock
in any quantity, on the shortest notice.
Office and salesroom No. so South IVES
Temple Street, North Of H5RAID Bathdfnx
Telephone No. 277.s
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Want the Cup Bad.

LONDON, October 26.-At meeting OF
the Royal Clyde Yacht Club, at Glas-
gov, to-day it was resolved to challenge
for the America's cup in the name of
Mr. Charles Sweet. The new champion
will tta q cutter
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a Retiring Newrpaper Man.

Boston, Mass, October 26.-The Her.
aid tomorrow morning. will announce
that Edwin B. Haskell has sold his en-
tire interest il that paper to Messrs
Pulsifer 81 Andrews, the remaining
partners OF the firm of r. NJ. Pulsifer
& Co. Mr.. Haskell retires because
other interests require his attention.
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Terrible Explosion

DUNKIRK, France, October 26.-A ter
rible explosion occurred at Deputy
Trysterom's petroleum refinery, to-
day. A FIRE broke out, and the build
ing was Quilted. The flames spread to
the adjoining sawmills, which are still
burning. Several persons have persisted
in the flames. Seven seriously burned
have been taken to the hospitals
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SerVia

BELGRADE. October ga sharp N
gsgement has taken place on the from
tier of Servia, between Albanian
brigands, who attempted to raid into
Servia, and force of frontier guards.
Ten Servians and twenty Albanians
we're killed. Two Servian battalious
have been ordered to the frontier.
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Shocks of Earthquake.

Port Az PRINCE, October 26.-From
September 25d up to date, shocks OF
earthquake have been felt almost daily
on the island. In consequence, panic
has seized the Inhabitants and business
has almost entirely been suspended.
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The Writ Of Error Arguments.

WASHINGTON, October 26.-Oral arsu-
ments in support of the application for
8 writ of error in the Anarchist case to-
morrow will be made by General Butler
eral Pryor will lie printed brief. The
arg mems in opposition to the appIioa-
ton Will b. maze by Attorney General
Hunt, Of Illinois, and States Attorney
of Chicago.
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Yellow Fever.

WASHINGTON, October 26.- Surveyor
General Hamilton received, to-day, a
telegram from Dr.. Porter, in charge of
:. The relief measu: es at Tampa. Florida,
Sin which ne says that there has been
from 225 to $50 cases of yellow fever,
and thirty-four deaths up to date
There were fourteen new cases yester-
day, and about eighty are sick in town.
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Now Ball League

CHICAGO, October ga new western
baseball league was organized here to-
day, including the cities of st. Louis,
Kansas City, Omaha, Des Moines. Mil
waukee, Minneapolis, st. Paul and Chi
cago. Samuel Morton, OF Chicago, was
elected president.
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Tho acknowledgements

WASHINGTON, October 26.-The Inter
State Commerce Commission, to-day,
gave hearing to representatives of
great many railroads, upon the subject
of annual reports, to be required by
the act to regulate commerce.
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Destroying Dervishes

LONDON, 26.-Advices from Wady-
haIfa say that 800 dervishes attacked the
town recently, they were repulsed and
many were killed. -Four of the
Egyptians were killed.
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Chamberlain.

LONDON. October 26.-Mr. Chamber
lain has accepted an invitation from the
mayor of Liverpool to attend a banquet
st the Town Hall on Saturday, prior to
his departure to America.
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STRAYED FROM THE SECOND WARD
- Store, October 18th. 1887. one bay mare
cOlE nearly TWO years OLD: hRd halter on
when lost II he finder by returning the
same or giving information that will lead 80
its recovery Will receive the above reward.
L. +. BRANTING,
Second Ward Salt Lake CITY
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

A CITY LOT, TWO STORY BRICK
u residence, eight rooms. bath room,
pantry and closets, hydrant water In honse
and on lawn, choice 1ruit. good barn, large
granary and cellar, situated in the most de
sirable part Of Logan, title perfect, cheap on
time Apply, IS" HERALD.
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A Big Democratic Gain

BALTIMORE, October %. - Latrobe'
Democratic candidate for mayor, car
ried the city by a majority of 4,O25,
making a Democratic gain of. nearly
2 900 over the vote of two years ago.
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Patti Rohhad.

LONDON, October 26.-The residence
of Adelina Patti, in Wales, was entered
by burglar on Monday night, and a
quantity of valuable ieWelry was stolen.
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Notion Denied

WASHINGTON, October 26.-The United
States Supreme Court to, day denied the
motion of the Acknowledgement to
make oral arguments in the Kansas
prob bitiOn case.
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BORN.

W1sE.-To the wife of John C. Wise, SON
Mother and child doing well, for further
information enquire of the father at LAT s.
Main Street
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To EXCHANGE

nor SHEEP, FINE BUILDING LOTS
u and farming property. Apply to l. s.
CLARK, Sugar House Ward.
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TO RENT.

A FINE LARGE HOUSE OF NINE ROOMS
"A with all modern conveniences, lawn,
orchard and garden, with hydrsRt water.
situated on First Street Apply to Fred J.
May, 81 z. First South Street.
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DRNrIsTKY-C. HAMILTON-D.Dk -.

AT ROOMS FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY
Il DR.. L. Berg, No "A Ninth East street,
Salt Lake City. AS I have left Salt lake
City, / recommend DR.. Hamilton to mS
patrons. Respectfully,
L BERG, DentiS
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a SINGLE ROOM, FURNISHED,
IN A NEW HOUSE AND PLEASANT 10.
i cality, near the Eagle Gate. Furniture
new and complete. To let at reasonable
terms to one or two gentlemen.
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HORSES.

BURST CLAssPAsTURAGE FOR HORSES.
Il Arrangements made to feed during win
ter. Ranch south OF Kaysville. For terms
apply to Barton d Co., Clothiers, Main Street
or to Peter Barton, Ksysville. d -.f
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COAL MINERS.

RTANTED IMMEDIATELY, AT THE
W Utah Central Railway Coal Mine, q
number of good coal miners. For particu-
lars apply to A. W. Game. general agent,
Utah Central Coal Department, &c N. Third
West Street.
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a FURNIs8 ROOM
ITO RENT AT REASONABLE PRICK TO
L one or two gentlemen. New house near
the Eagle Gaze Apply at The HERALD.